“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

noverca, -ae,f., stepmother

novis,adv., nine times

novissim, adv., lately, recently

novits, -ttis,f., novelty, strangeness

nov  (1), make new; change, alter

* novus, -a, um, new; strange

* nox, noctis,f., night

nbs, -is,f., cloud

nd  (1), strip; rob

ndus, -a, -um, naked, bare

* nllus, -a, -um, not any, no, none

num,interrogative adv.: (1) introduces direct questions which expect a negative answer; (2) introduces ind. quests. and means whether

nmen, -minis,n., lit. nod; divine will or power, divinity, god

* numerus, -, m., number; rank, company

Numidae, -rum,m., the Numidians, in northern Africa

Numitor, -ris,m., a king of Alba Longa, grandfather of Romulus and Remus

nummulus,, m., little sum of money

nummus, -, m., coin; pl. money; any small coin like a penny or a nickel

* numquam,adv., never; nn numquam, sometimes (also written as one word)

numquid,interrogative adv., introducing quests. expecting a negative answer, is it really possible that, surely…not?

* nunc,adv., now, at present; in these circumstances

nuncup  (1), name

* nnti  (1), announce, report

* nntius, -, m., messenger, message, news

nper,adv., recently

npta, -ae,f., bride

nptiae, -rum,f. pl., nuptials, wedding

nt  (1), nod; totter

ntus, -s,m., nod, command

O

 , interjection, O! Oh!

* ob,prep. + acc., towards, to; in front of, over against; on account of, because of

ob-e, -re, -i, -itum, go to meet, meet; visit; undertake, perform, carry out; die

* ob-ici, -ere, -ic, -iectum,lit. throw against or before; offer, present; oppose; cite (as grounds for disapproval)

obltus:seeoffero

oblectmentum, -, n., delight, pleasure

ob-lin, -ere, -lvi,or-lv, -litum, smear

obltus, -a, -um (see oblvscor); and obltus, -a, -um (see oblin )

ob-lvscor, -, obltus sum, forget (+ gen. or acc.)

oboedientia, -ae,f., obedience